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The area of the triangle formed by line x/a+y/b=1 with the co-ordinate axes is

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Answered by ajay0910gupta
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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

Here, Line ; x/a + y/b = 1

for forming triangle we have require three non - colinear vertices.

this line cut in X - axis ,

when, y = 0

x/a + 0/b = 1

x = a hence, at X-axis it cuts (a , 0)

similarly cuts in Y-axis

when, x = 0

0/a + y/b = 1

y = b hence, at (0, b) it cuts in Y-axis

now, we have three points (0, 0), (a , 0) and ( 0, b)

use co-ordinate Geometry formula for finding area of ∆ if points are given.

ar∆ = 1/2 [ 0 + a( b - 0) + 0 ]

= 1/2 ab

hence, area of ∆ = (ab)/2

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